FACT AND RUMOR.

Forty-five men from last year's senior class are studying law.

The 'Varsity Eleven will soon go to a private training-table.

Prof. Goodale lectures before the Lowell Institute this evening.

The lacrosse game with the New York Club will be played this afternoon at 4 on Jarvis.

The informal exhibition of the Boston Art Club will remain open until next Saturday.

A hare and hounds has been fixed for Friday, Nov. 10, at 3.15 P. M. The entry book is at Bartlett's.

Lost.-Pearl-handle knife. Finder will confer a great favor by leaving it with F. H. Leavitt at Drury's.

During the nineteen years in which Prof. Shaler has been teaching in the university he has never cut one of his classes.

At an evening party not long since a Harvard tutor was asked by a young lady if he was a member of the freshman class.

Herbert Spencer, who has been visiting John Fiske in Cambridge during the past week, will sail for Europe next Thursday.

There is good reason to believe that the author of "Guerndale," the great novel of Harvard life, is Mr. F. J. Stimson, a young lawyer of Boston.

The following named persons have been elected members of the Pierian Sodality: S. Cary, '86 (violin); D. H. Coolidge, Jr., '86 (violin); M. K. Frederick, '84 (violin); A. G. Mason, '86 (cornet); J. G. Bullard, '84 (bass drum).